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Votes at a glance: April 14, 2025 Bloomington City Council meeting

2994588 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The Bloomington City Council recorded a series of routine and substantive unanimous votes at its April 14 meeting, including agenda adoption, approval of the consent agenda and approval of the 2025–2029 consolidated plan and 2025 CDBG annual action plan.

The Bloomington City Council recorded the following formal actions on April 14, 2025. Vote counts below reflect the roll calls reported in the meeting transcript.

Agenda adoption Mayor Tim Bussey moved to adopt the agenda as presented; a council member seconded. Motion carries 7–0.

Consent agenda (items 3.1–3.9) Council member Carter moved approval of consent items 3.1 through 3.9; council member Muah seconded. Motion carries 7–0.

Public hearing and action: 2025–2029 consolidated plan and 2025 annual action plan (CDBG) After a staff presentation and a public hearing with no public speakers, Council member Lohmann moved to approve the consolidated plan, 2025 annual action plan and the 2025 CDBG budget for submission; Council member D’Alessandro seconded. Motion carries 7–0.

Closing the public hearing Council member Lowman moved and Council member Moore seconded to close the public hearing on item 4.1; motion carries 7–0.

Adjournment Motion to adjourn by Council member Dallas Hunter, second by Council member Carter; motion carries 7–0.

Notes: where the transcript did not name a second or provide a roll‑call list for a routine motion, the passage was recorded as unanimous per the meeting record. The consolidated plan vote is substantive and will be followed by submission to the Hennepin County consortium and HUD once the federal allocation is available.